InefficientRed

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by InefficientRed 4y ago
A private practice owned by the MDs reporting relatively low net margins is meaningless without knowing what the MDs are taking out as income.
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
> There are constructive and non-constructive ways to start a conversation about bugs in a language. One constructive way is to open Github issues. Writing an article claiming that a language fails to have those features at all is one o
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
I always thought "liquor" was stuff like Lemoncello and Amaretto. (FWIW I'm a native US English speaker.)
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
> A bug that unintentionally leads to creation of null is wildly different than V not supporting non-nullability at all. You have the "badness" ordering here totally the wrong way around. Soundness is about trust . A known-u
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
> Who would spend a month to write an article about a type checker bug? I have no horse in this race, have never heard of V, and frankly find the emotional charge in this comment section extraordinary... odd. But I am a PL person. Bugs
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
Same. It's probably a generational thing, with the split at maybe 20 or something where video became both searchable and trivial in terms of bandwidth. But, to be fair, the Google-as-front-door internet has become totally useless for t
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
Stay At Home Mom is a massive market segment with a lot of purchasing decision power. Long-form advertising targeted at SAHMs is nearly as old as the advertising industry itself. This is just the next iteration. Video does particularly well
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
>> Ethanol is naturally occurring. > That's... decidedly not true. > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95DPkPW5_PE [link to video of animals becoming intoxicated on rotting fruit] I'm confused. Per
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
Oh, okay. Just confusion of terms. My brain organizes things as "beer, wine, and alcohol (aka spirits)" as opposed to "alcohol, including beer and wine". And an "alcoholic beverage" is just either a spirit alon
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
> Alcohol isn't naturally occurring in harvested produce - it's an output from a process. Ethanol is naturally occurring. That said, I agree that including alcohol here is bizarre. As far as I can tell there has never been a
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
In my community.
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
By community I mean precinct. I mean the people from whom I need to recruit votes.
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
Any senior (10+ YOE leadership and mentorship -- the sort of thing OP is looking for; apologies if this is called something else at your co) band at FAANG will pay 500K with a single round of negotiation (or maybe even as the initial offer
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
> The first truth is that people don't leave their current jobs because someone else is offering more. They leave because they're unhappy. This is only true for small sums. No one leaves a job over a 5% raise. Some will jump
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
> Saying "I want it, other people have it, so take it from them and give it to me" will not lead to a solution. Says the guy who LITERALLY proposes that he be compensated if dense housing is built on land that he doesn't
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
yes.
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
This is one place where growing up in a midwestern megachurch serves me well. Just like my childhood megachurch pastor, I mostly believe in what you pay me to believe. Actual believers are marks. If my employer said this to me, I'd thi
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
The key question is WHERE in the process you lose applicants. Do you lose candidates at the 4h assignment stage? If so, that is probably the issue. Otherwise, look elsewhere. 1. Title inflation. Many here are making glib comments about &q
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
That's a lot of words. All I hear is "let them eat cake". The FACT of the matter is that people who can't afford housing don't care about any of that.
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
I said in my community, where the ratio of owners to renters is more like .5:1.
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
> This is backwards. Such a tax will be a strong incentive to never ever sell since the seller would hand off all gains to the tax man. Who would want to sell? Good point, thanks for the criticism. There are many ways to solve this pro
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
I have no idea. > realistically, it's just a customer list. I'd pay decent money to never interact with a BAYC owner. So there might be a market for this list. TBF to BAYC holders, there are benefits to being on a "promi
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
IME loudly reactionary types are over-represented in most pay-lots-to-enter social spaces (country clubs, common spaces in gated communities, that sort of thing). Or maybe it's just the flowing alcohol.
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
But of course destroying wetlands to build your house was entirely reasonable. > So, no this proposal is preposterous, aside from being a nonstarter. Young people who might want it are great at making noisy protests and notoriously bad
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
The point of BAYC was the community. So others could copy your image but that wouldn't provide them with access to the community. It's a single-factor login token to a private web forum, which is non-revokable by the client (but
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
> If every US citizen had by birthright, a small parcel of land with no taxes owed, they would always have somewhere to go. With no restrictions on use of the land, this is obviously unsustainable and impossible to make fair. Not all l
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
That's not a home. It's a piece of land with a structure on it that needs to be demolished before the land can be used for anything. Also, the purchaser is sometimes on the hook for the back taxes (in his case $6K). I'm not s
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
> Cap the amount people can charge in rent to some %s of purchase value (incentive to have high purchase value) Landlords will figure out how to setup wash sales, or as close to a wash sale as they can legally get, or trade property be
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
On the other side of that is the also white-hot rage of the under-housed. We live on a street with a bunch of single family homes, almost all of which are rented out. There was a (literal) screaming match between a couple (one of whom is an
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by InefficientRed 4y ago
> campsite bathrooms Gotta find a walmart or especially target. They're saunas :)

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